The Texas Hill Country River Region is within Uvalde County. Uvalde County is home to 24,000 people and is divided into two provinces, creating a unique ecosystem with spring-fed rivers, Big Trees, birds, bats, bees, and butterflies.

​Transportation Options

​Uvalde County is located in an active corridor between San Antonio and Del Rio, with multiple transportation options. Two of the longest highways in the country - US 90 and US 83 - intersect in Uvalde County.

See below for options of arriving by road, plane, train, and bus.

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Estimated driving times to the River Region:
San Antonio: 1 hour 20 minutes
Austin: 1 hour and 25 minutes
Houston: 4 hours and 45 minutes
Dallas: 5 hours and 40 minutes
El Paso: 7 hours
Phoenix: 13 hours and 30 minutes
​Las Vegas: 18 hours
Los Angeles: 19 hours
Salt Lake City: 19 hours and 30 minutes

Closest Airports:
San Antonio International Airport
Austin-Bergstrom International Airport
Houston International Airport
Houston Hobby Airport
Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport

Places to Stay

STAY-AND-PLAY OPTIONS

If you are coming to enjoy the region while also experiencing the eclipse, you will find a great selection of unique cabins, hotels, RV sites, and campsites. Click here to see all the options! 

​For availability and booking, please contact property directly. Texas Hill Country River Region does not have access to availability or pricing.

​ECLIPSE ON THE GO

We are also increasing capacity to cater for large numbers who wish to come for a shorter duration. These options will include parking sites for eclipse day viewing, as well as single and double night camping options.  

Lodging Options

Things to do during your visit

​Our region offers an incredible array of nature-based activities that can be enjoyed during your stay.  Take a look here at these year-round activities. 

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